The following is a blog from the Committee on Publication Federal Office that was posted on its website November 13, 2012 Wondering what a “lame duck” Congressional session is, and what this lame duck session (the next 1 ½ months) may look like? Check out this helpful layman’s-terms article by K&L Gates LLP. And for those of you who may
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The following is a blog from the Committee on Publication Federal Office that was posted on its website November 13, 2012 We are deeply grateful for the continued support of so many Congressional offices on both sides of the aisle and across the country. Now, as the 112th Congress ends, we’d like to specifically give gratitude for those Members of
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The following is a blog from the Committee on Publication Federal Office that was posted on its website November 13, 2012 Generally speaking, the Nov 6. election will not drastically alter the Federal Office’s efforts with health care reform. The results of the election will continue the balance of power that has existed before: Barack Obama was reelected U.S. President
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Guest post written by David Sterrett, Committee on Publication’s Legislative Director, Federal Office On March 9, 2011, Christian Scientists from around the country made their presence known on Capitol Hill. Over ninety church members came to Washington, DC and conducted over 200 meetings with Members of Congress and Congressional staff. There were several goals for this effort: 1) To educate
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by Don Ingwerson Last year unprecedented health care reform laws were passed by the Congress and signed by the President. The laws mandate, among other things, that Americans must purchase health insurance by 2014, or pay a tax—except for those who are then enrolled in Medicare or Medicaid, or who otherwise qualify for an exemption under the laws. The fact
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